In MN, Aslan plants a tree and says that the Witch cannot enter Narnia as long as it stands, yes? Did Lewis ever write how she did enter Narnia in LWW? If not, is there any fanfiction on it you can recommend?
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I'm actually in the middle of a fanfic about that and i'm having teenage Digory and Polly go back during that time. But no I don't remember it being explained in LWW or in any other book. I think it was because CS Lewis wrote LWW first before writing MN and died before he could revise the books.
I'll give you a link to my fanfic, though it's not much I'm planning to start back on it soon.
http://www.fanfiction.net/s/5356276/1/Return_of_The_Magicians_Nephew
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The protecting tree eventually died after hundreds of years. All trees die at a time, by disease, maybe hacked down by dwarfs or Narnians, because they eventually forgot the importance of the tree (and it was not a Dryad).
The White Witch could have sent one of her minions she gathered in the north to destroy the tree, after wich she released eternal winter.
Many possibilities, C.S. Lewis let's the answer to our imagination.
^ I agree with that. I haad always thought that the tree must have eventally fallen down. I wonder how they are going to work that out in the moive.....
memento mori
Like DamselJill said. LLW was written first before CS Lewis even knew he was going to work on MN and never explained how. The movie never went into detail how she did it either, which really shows how much our movie crew knows
It's all up to our imaginations.
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There are bound to be some background ideas Lewis had, but as he didn't share them in published books, we don't know officially.
But a fanfiction is NOT an answer, merely an idea.
Rilian's comments above are very good!
There, shining in the sunrise, larger than they had seen him before, shaking his mane (for it had apparently grown again) stood Aslan himself.
"...when a willing victim who had committed no treachery was killed in a traitor's stead, the Table would crack and Death itself would start working backwards."